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THE EVENING HERALD, ALBUQUERQUE, N M.. MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1914.
ISPORTS!
Today's Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
tlili-ngu, ; M. 1OiiK 3.
K.urc: II. II. K.
Chl-iiK" 1,110 0(10 0 S b
M. I .mi ii nmi d 1 1 uux 3 7 1
Hatn-rica: Humphreys ami llrcsn.i
hull, Im.ik uhd Snyder.
All cither National tcudle gumc
post puiird mm' rain and cold.
I'o-tlHtlHMl Italii.
I'lillmlclphla. April 2U. Huston
1'hil.iilili'liiii kd'iio inKliini'(l, mill.
I 'list IMIIM'll I to III.
York. April I'll Hrnnklyn
ilk iimne postpone.!; ruin.
New V
lIHlMIWll l"l
Cim iniiatl, April 2'i - rittshomh-
' 1 1 1 1 1 ii 11 .1 1 1 name puatpnnel, roll.
111
II
Scrappers Who Milled Feroc
iously at Clarke-Smaulding
Fight to Furnish the Semi
Windup Thursday Night.
Jai k Tniri ami llarry eVhaefcr
in plugging away nt then training In
preparation fur their meeting at Ihe
Klka' theater next Thursday ntht
This afti-i n.M.ii Torre, will Irani with
Young Sullivan and .l,i. Stewart,
and tonight S. hade, will niltiKlo
with Y'.imik I'liran and lfty Klnyd
Sullivan ..ml Oman have heen
swined l.i fiirnlMh the scml-wlndup
'I hum. lay mailt. They appeared nt
the i 'lui k SmauldinK soiree, and
lh.-v relent ihe style nf pel fnrnmnoe
put up then the) will shitre tin' fane'
liHiusmsiii lth lis mam eventcre
They nulled ternelniialy nil thai oe
mm. .li. spilling hlnnd with (he a I. an
il.. n i.f gladiators in a Kiiiiikii arena.
Two ae. onda lief..re the end of the
If lit Sullivan went down, but Hi'
ki.iik mi i'il him fr uit h kiu. ki. ill
i mi ti t . Thiiri.il.iv I u ran will alum
li,l.. Hi.- foe l.i heat the gong und
Sullivan will wade In t.i h.-ut the tn
rnn lu the km.cknut.
Young Joe liivcre yesterday (upcil
liu-it"r M.uk Levy In make u t hitnge
In the preliminary drill for Thura
il.iv nialit. Young J'e L..xcil with tin
Instinct.. Kill at th.- New Mexico A
', n;i. i. tie ..f hia unpen uta caught
tli- mi null. ma Kid with hi tongue
h.'lw.'.'ii Ins l....lh Thi- hluw almost
rut tin- Kul a luiimir In twn Th'
Ki.l kii.t mi HxhtiiiK a.uiK'ly. and It
w n.it until tin- i-nil nf th' hiiut
th.il I, in inliiiv .i mail.' Iniiwn I"'
A Frank itaimiii'd Ihf IiiiiHUc and
a il, I it would Ii'' iidv ihiiIiIc fur the
Kid t.i ma nut uf fiuhta fur a k
lilmti.r Ia will nrrunae aimlhiT
pr. liiiiii.ai Thf Kid Waa lu havr
finikin Yuiiiirf ' iilfiathi-r.
Try HERALD Want Ads, they
bring results.
Thi rr a rv lw i
kld.a t" ll
alnuat rvrry
at"ry t tr
rlahl and the
wr.iia hut
hi r.' i n 0
with the 1 1. (H
aldt nnly -C
I u I h r att
llhi,. Hre
Spnlul Nu.
& 1 30 u n-vr
aoca w nihil.
M.Mandell
Tlx live
( ImliPT.
lIJAFT
lotnrft
THE aoniCPAH STORE
Ay vIOKtft
YOUNG
Dili
NO
YOUNG SULL
ARE MATCHED
t4Xi
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I ""Hi I mtui 14 'ultl .
I f rt.lt. April SMI. Cleveland
trnlt Kume postponed; told.
INM ikiihmI 4 xilil.
HI Louis. April 20. Chlcago-St
Lou In game postponed; cold.
INiei imiii'il II tin.
New York. April JO Now Yolk-
WushlnKton game postponed; ruin.
llilliidclplila. I
Second name:
Philadelphia ..1140
Huston OHO
i; IIimIoii, 0.
II. II.
(ll)ll 101 H
(inn inn) o 4
Ihittrrtcs: i'cnnutk und lupp
ti l. Johnson and Thomas.
Koa-
I'lilladi Iplila. H; Immii. SI
liirmnc kiiiik'
rhiliidclphia
Lliiatun
It
. a
. 2
Ten InnltiKa.
lluttiTli-a: IP. in k, Wyrkiiff,
I'lHiik
Kt-lly
and f i liana; t'ullina. Ili du-nt
and t'aUy,
. FEDERAL LEAGUE
lllillnnaxdla, 7; Kannaa City. t.
It. II. K
liidliiniipulla ..tiKO IKiO Km ; 10 I
Kiinann t'lty . (Mil Inn nod 2 7
ItatterioH Kalarrlinn and Teatrr
lAiman. 8ton nd Kaati-rly.
UnMiklyii-lialtinuirr.
nllir; rain.
Nu
HlllTitl.i-IMllHlHlrKh.
Nu Rami'; wet KDiiinda.
11 al KHHll lUtlll.
Italilinuro, April SO. Hrmiklyn
llaltitnoiv kixic pi.Htpuni'i'. , rain.
lilK. I; KI, I ami-. S.
Srori: It II K
Chlnn "0 llllll 1H0 1 5 1
HI l.nula Odd (i.'d Olx J i
Itallirlf-a: Mvlidrn and Wilaun:
ilriuui and Hartley.
WESTERN LEAGUE
INa .ulin-.
7; Omaha. I.
It. II.
I'lllli
una ha
Ilia Muniea
Hall, rli a lloiiae
('lurk and Hhaw.
and I'roahy;
iH-nter, 7; IJim-oIii,
rini.
1 1. in i t
Lincoln
3.
it.
it.
ir
4 7 3
I
and Bpahr;
Meyer.
Ihitterl.-a Kiti
HcruKKHia, Hniiih nd
OMll I sTJ.lt III 1" I
HOI M- I IIOM AMKIII('S
I'hh aao. April The Omaha i
Wcatcrn leaRiie cluti haa purchaaed i
I'ltcher llnvnid Hniiae fro.i, Ihe Chi-i
riitu Americana, it waa announced
today
Baseball.
Standing of the Clubs
(The avrraRvB
da 'a rcaulla
do not rncludu to-
National Uan nr.
Won Luat I'ct
I'hllad. I I'll ui I 0 I. mill
Uroiikly ii J 0 l.iuiii '
I'nialiuruli t, I a.tJ
( ho ado 2 i .1""
Ml. l.u ma 2 4 .333 '
Clli. ililintl 1 3 ,i .11 I
lloatntl 0 3 ."'Ml L
New York u 3 .uuu '
Anicrlcaii Iaku'. I
Won I.'ial I'd
I'hicauo & 1 .MJ
WaahiiiKlon 3 t
New Yutk t 1 .( I
HI. I.ouia 3 2 .ui) '
lu troll 3 2 ."
lloaton 2 2 .&'(
Philadelphia 0 3 .000
CluM'.al.d 0 .
Vl--Bl jetnii'.
, Wmi Iviat Vt.
Hrookln 2 0 l.oii"
iturr..i. 2 i .mi i
St l.nula J 1 ,7iiii
chli'Hm 3 i .&(')
Kanaas C.ty I 3 .d'PI
Haltiniure I 2 .33.1
liiiilannpnlla 1 3
rillahurih V 2 .oou
WtitU-ni ljrwa.ni. '
Won Luat I'd.
Hlntig City
( iinaha . . .
Ilea Molnea
Tnpek . .
env er
Wichita .
Lincoln
St. Joaeph
GAMES TOMORROW
AM Kit U'.W' I.KAiit'K.
ft. luis at Chicago.
Cleveland at lietrolt.
Waahlnglon New York.
I'hlladclphia al lloaton.
NATION' Al I.FAfll'E.
Koston at Philadelphia.
New York at llrooklyn.
flttahurgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at ft. Louis.
IVtleral I'm gun,
Chicago at HI. Ioila.
Indlatiapolla al Kansas City,
llrooklyn at Haltiniure.
JJuUalo al IMlshumli,
2 1 .;
1 I .500
I 1 .too
1 i .&uu
, l 1 .sou
1 I .Soil
1 .Sou
1 2 .333
LIL1G 'EM OUT
The aeaaun
Imaii't upeni'il fur tin-
Ulanta yt-t.
The Athlcllia have ulau had llmir
atari piiMpunrd
The chi.l III. I'liilliea are (luinK .'air
ly Well. Knr an uulfil i.lliKi.l In have
been w rerkeil. In the Ke l. tala and
unuhle t.i nil an.' kind uf llailiiliK.
they ere kIIhk the heat liuitnliun uf
a M li.it atari tinn ed n( ihia ratine.
Fddie
I'laiik'a hi
i iel l almt i
liter.
.Il.ae
Ira,
I emit
la
( uni hihM
(') Marshall, (.r Ihe Chlllli a. w lm
trimmed 1'iisii.n ."iitniilav. mnde nn
ImpreaalNo ahuwHiK naiiliial the Ath-
letlra In the aptinu aeilia In the
(Wuaker l'll ( le-i haer, an I lie held
the liiKKiuM ni mI ihinnpa id four
hlta ..lie mime If he hnlila hi Rail
he may make Tiun Healun furKullen.
1'iH'hera Wuleh niul liuea. II uf the
I'liliiiRu Ameriiiina plawil l.i Ihe nut
Held runaiili't n lily Ihln apt iiik. II. .ill
are hard lull.'ia and will prutialily
let li'HIll.ir mitlliiil puaitliilia when
they act thr hikIi iih pltrheta.
New Ymk
nu n way aa
Ihe Natinli.tl
IWu fiiliiu r I
will nut have It nil her
tfKHtil haae ft.-aliliK In
l.aUlli lllla . IMillU'r. a
ilnnta are niarhinK Hu n
playera In Hup art. I'll
lleru uf I 'Ini inanl I
ttnhlnaun uf Kiuukln.
a re
inn I
Manniier
MiltlUKer
The New Yufk (ilanla were only
me uf thi majur leatile i piha that
fuiiml It eaav winnimc al'liuu K'mea. j
at. i. raw ai-i lin-il lu nave nix leani
I'hamplunahip ful m A i hill appeura
to have Hciitcd them nn the north.
There are three former St. I.ouia
Xalli'liala on the u k In ml train of
the Pacific I Vital leuuue thia year
Tin y are igululand and Z.ai her. nut
tleldera, and Alexander, catcher.
"Tnpay" Hnil.cl, fniinerly mitlleld
er nf the I 'Ii i lu d i 1 1 . 1, in Alhlctua. haa
aiKned to manaae the Toledo team
of the Hotiih MlihiKiin leimue thia
year.
Outfield l.ewia of the lloaton A liter
li ana haa lieen plavlna amne r inark-j
aide hiiaeliall thia aprina He mipeata.
to he fuater than he waa III 1 !'!:!.
Man..ger l;ohlna.iTi of the lir.mklvii '
Natiunala la Irvliix mil a voiinii a'i h
er named Wheal lie ia u hrother
uf the outfielder hy that name
. . .," " r. ......
.h ' . ",t
uf the hiK leaguea ua hula and ha Ha. '
It la iilwava with them. I
I
J.. Iiulae a I.uiia lain ml Cilv huv.
whn haa played aenii-pi ol.aaional uan
around Ni-w York l.u .nmo time, haa
ahowii an well in hia workouta with
the Knaton lied Sox that he ataiula
a Rood chance of hei otnina the rcKti
lar fnt tiaa.-liiali He haa aulpriaed
all of the old plnxera wiih thr way
he haa taken hold He la very faat.
n Bnud natural Inner and only lack
i experience
If he ia tint kept nn he
Mm alir.. fff' a uooil i
ltd a 1111-
( laaa minor lea kmc team
Implementa - .1. Koiiier &
WaKiina. tiaanliiie enainc
I'n
VICTORIOUS SLUGGING
4 VARSITY NINE HOME
Th,. I'nlveraitv i f New Mex. ti.ni
team ate hack wiUi two acnlli". Tlu-y
lammed the Klka in Saiilu Ke Satur
day afternoon, II I.' 7. ami II mnm'-l
HI. Michael a coll. Ke in Hie Am K M
I'ity Hie dav her..!. A in the I'n
duy Kiltie. Ihe ,iain playera hit tip'
hail aavanely. iilthuiiRh the tuaillid"
laated nnly one inr.ini; They nn.ii.li
e.l nut three home i una in Ihe opeti
liiK atanxa. lailvina runa. I.a I'l.i.-l
and i'alkin were the 'varaity Imtterv.
Kr and llerardinclli were the hai
tery fur the Klka.
DUFFY WINS MARATHON
IN BOSTON MEETING
(, lraacrt Wtrr t. r.pt lnr lli! ' '
lioatoii. April 10. Jamea liuffy
of Hamilton, out., wf.n Ihe marathon
lac" here today.
florae HhoeitiK
illni kaiimhiiiK. H
J Kor
aanline
:ier . I'o.
KiiKlliea.
SIX AMATEUR NINES
IN ACTION YESTERDAY
Pnaehall hruke cut here In aeverul
direction, yealerday The All-Htara
were defeated hy the t'. oiioiulat lenm
at Hlxth atreel and Central avenue.
7 to 14. The While KaKlea won frnm
HI. Mary a Junmra 1 : m r. the leama
.III meet ainln next Sunday at Klrat
.i,.,i n,l r.hiril mo
Tho Martinez SluaRera won from
the I loir Tow n nine nn Ihe fnrmer'a
Krntinda K In 3. The hiittctlra S!uB
li era K. lia.-a and I'. Suanea; Kog
Town--!'. Maripie and M. laivato.
t'ureil of Chronic Cniikllvlnii.
"Knr twenty yeara I aullered with
ihrotiii' rnnaHpatlon." aaya I'. W.
Ilohertaoti, of Cordova, H C. "Ii.
May, ItoH. It had aaaumed a inure e
rlotiB form, resulting In Indigeatmn.
plica and neurasthenia. Life seemeil
a l urilen to me. two ramous imyai- i
clans and one speclallat with nil
their drsalle rtriiRa failed lo help me.
A friend advlaed me lo give Cham
h. rlaln's Tahli ta a trl.il. w hh h I
did. and am pleased In uy two hut
ties of Ihem cured me." Kor sale
hy all dm Kg isla.
T
GOES TO CONGRESS
(Continued from I'age One)
4 liamherlaln InlCMlucrw III 1 1
AprorlRibig i.Mi.OiuliMKI
Washington. April 20. l lliilletln).
The house, on aaa.'ini ling Immedl
Alcl)' utianiuioualy pssjieiS concur-
RESIDEN
WILSON
SEVENTY FIVE WILL
ENTER SCHOOL
TRACK MEET
SATURDAY
Success of Second Annual New
Mexico Inter-Scholastic Ath
letic Event Now Fully As
sured. COACH HUTCHINSON
PLEASED WITH OUTLOOK
High Schools from All Sections
of the State Sending Teams
and Permanent Establish
ment of Meet Is Sure.
The hu iiik New Mexico Int. ik' hul
aatir ttui k iih i'Iihk la nu l-.i.i(. r an
i'Xn l inn-lit lla am reaa anil it m p. r
maiienl eatn 'iliahuii'til In AltiU'iut'i'iun
under the nuapicra uf the flute uiii
veraily ule aaeiiiiu hy the in, lie"
alleail mail" ..r tin- M"uli'l annual
mei'tliiK next .Satimlay.
"We will lime mure Ahan aei.nn
live eutiiia ill Hie miiiuum eM hi.","
an I.I
t'u.u h Hut' hmaun of tin- univei-
itv thia muimmi. w liu la in a. tive
i lla I Hi- uf the iiii-eliiiii. "and I urn
mure than pleaied with Ilia t epunae.
It luaui.a nut uii! Ihe auirceae uf III la
vi ar a n.eutiiiK. hul that Ihe HieelinK
I will he a pel uiiuieiit event.
eiiiiilu. Ke, l.a X'ckhB Tin iniv a 1 1.
lArtealu and Helen In.ve entiled their
Illicit at huul te.tniH and theae a i. lu
lu il h the AlliUilletiUL' IlIKh Mi huul
team will lift the lutul nutliher of
leiitnea uver aevent y-livc. 'I'hele la
i lirutuihilllv that ll. lllInK Will aelld It"
Iteam. iillhuimh 1 have tint heard fl
i nail.v from
. may come
thai a huul. Several uthera
In l.ef ue the entnea i luae
i Friday
I "We
miHit.
have nut ileteriiiim d yet
win re we will hulil the meet llupe
well field Ilia la-en fluuded u uftell
Una aprinK that II la In had i undiimi
and may nut h ilry etiuiiKli fur th
nu I'tlim. In that event we will huld
lit in Trai liiiii park The ' upa ami
'iiuiihiea liuvr arrived and we an
reudv fur the event, which will l'
.it Ihe mu.t ,,iler.'at.l. in a. huul
'athletic III Ihe hiatury of the atate
rent reauliitlun lur the Jullit aeaalun
wtlll the aclinic ut 3 p til.
The aeiiate. without rlehate. adopt
id Ihe hnuae reaulutlon fur a 3
n'cliM'k Joint aeaalnn.
A hill In iiiprnpriate 1 50 .ooo 000 I.
he expended hy Ihe pri'aldenl. waa In
troduced hy fenatnr i.'huniherlain
i halrman nf the imlitiiry afl.ula
cnmiiiitiee, lu w h i h tho hill waa re
l. rf d
It waa a ai.h'mn und mil"! hnuae
that Mined a audhtied liui delcrmltied
1'ii'c" in reply to the nn.iker'a ii
ii. .n on the resolution for a Joint ae
i., ..ti
Oraie of face, Ihe meiuhera atnod
.while Clin plain " mil. hi i.roiiiiht In. ma
;ilii- altiiniii.il in hia piawr. when h
mi id :
"(ill liod a iiieatinii if Krove eon
H'.iieiue i-oi.frolita ua hen- today. A
'iliaia whuh elficla t'u iinitiili of
penple niual he met.
"Iliipal t In the pri aii!' lit und h
iiiIvim'Ih ami liu ineiiil'ta of thia
i oiiitrca w la.li.iii. cuiir.it: and fut-11
tinlc Dial the) in.i a in acenrd-
ume with the h.Kh.'-t i.ineptiuna of
truth, and Juatlic, ami i -lit. au that
c. villi... it ...ii may he u.li.inced and
thiiiKa winch make f'.r peiicu an
I iKhieoiiancaa ma.v pronri-aa."
! The I'hiimherlaln hill ptovldva:
"That the preaident ! (he I'nited
SI. it' a lav und he ia In r. auth'U ued
to expend In hia liim n lion for thr
national tlcfenae and lm each and
every purpoec onni li d therewith
Hie atim of fifty million ilollura nut
of liny moucva from ihe ueaaury not
clhervvlae npproprinti-il which euin
i hull remain availahlc i.niil expi nd-
i d "
Thia I identical with Die hill pan-
nl hefore the war with Spain.
The eeiiute paaaed the volunteer
nhii) hill lor tukintc in'" (he rcmilur
aerv Ice Hnl tut M-Kltiielita ,n time nf
war. The lull hna alreailv puaavd tho
Inuae
I II PIT Will.
"I.AMH t . v
I tlUl. o
aaniiialoii, A.ta .1'
YHIIIVAI
Bocri'tary
.lmnu.da aaul late today Hut
Admiral
i'dnni fh-t-l
aould lie divided when
it reached
It riiiik lo
era ( rill.
Mexican wmcra, part
Tamplco and th rest to
IOItl'1 IX) MOAT l'I.OTII.L.
oitni ki i ox m tv
I'enaacola. Kla.. April JO. Old
, were received early tmi.iy directing
, the riotlllu of twenty torpedo hoat
, ileatnivera here to put t. stva this
HiiiTtiHiif), nieeiing i.eur Aumirsi
n,t-,.r-B
fleet In Ihe gulf and accnm
panylng It to Taniplcn. '
the destroyers, with two i
rudy to depart.
'fflcera sahl
nders were
Ill4i TltlO TO KAIL
rimY riioM nomtiv
WaahiiiKton. April 2" The tattls
hlps Virginia, Nohraak.i and Oeor
gia. of Ihe Third division of the Al
lanllc fleet today wen- ordered to
sail Kr'duy from Hosier fur Tain
plio.
YKI
WILL ((HIM M
Till. I.M ItlltCI
Waahlngton, April
' Secrelnl
Harrison nnnounced toil i
that In Ihe
event uf hostilities Willi Mexicu MaJ
tleneral l-onard Mi
atafT of Ihs army.
ihe American forces.
chief
ild
tumiiiuiid
Vl.lt Cltl Z II AHIMill l4
oitOK.iii it t i.i: iii i AT ON4 1:
Vera 'rus. April 2u t'omniunder
JCharlat K. Hughes, ylncf of glaft uf
We
may fight
M
exico
Our men's suits are selling
just the same troubles
never trouble our business
Stein-Bloch or Kuppen
heimer fine suit: in all
the latest cuts $15.00 to
$30.00.
Palm 'Beach suits $8.50 to
$10.00.
Straw Hots 50c to $4.00.
Panama Hats $4.00 to
$8.00.
Mail orders delivered free
E. L. Washburn
Company
he l inteil Slalea Atlantic fleet, today
ailed on lii'iicr.il c.natavo M ana.
nmmamli'i' nf the tederal trinipa at
Vela Cruz ami on the commander
f ihe port und instructed them to
order all merchant veaacla nut nf the
harbor.
oinmander Hughea then went
nlmiird the Sparilah ami lirltiali war-
ahips uni hnred off this port and In
fill med their commanders of hia in'-
in.
William W. Camilla, the A merlin n
Haul here, la makilia arrannemuiiti
have Hie foreiKiiera In the i (ly
taken on hoard the meri hnnt vessel
-ho'.ilil the iieceaaily iiriae.
WuahinK'on. April 2" ( riull' t In I
The navy department Rave out thia
t.itcmetit.
"American liter, hunt vessels have
'ecu urdetc.l mit of 'era Crug har
101. in iiccnrdatice Willi the pi'cai
enl's Inat ruct luna tn cnnaular offl
era to warn Americana tn leave
Mixicn fur Hi. ir nw n suf.-tv "
Vera I nn Itcmaliia linlit.
Veni Till. Api il in This
..til inn. a very uni.l in spite of
it llutlnll.
cit v
the
I '"Uimiiuii ai i
n
l.v
launch
off the
today
with
port
Auieriean n-n.i'1
Iv I Ilk!
iffll'lllt
i'il- ri mlercd .
eff norther.
I rance laaiks 4 In 4 nlmly.
na. Apr! 211. The ultiuide (,f
I '
e Krcn. Ii government in connec
.11 wllh I'leaidi'iit Wilaoua policy
vvar.l Mi xini la one uf calm nhaer
iii.'ii. In the view expteraed ut tin.'
I.'IKII of'Ke lieru tnila.v. A diapusl
.11 cxials here lo remain det.iclu d
in events In Mexico unleaa lm I-
lenta should uiiae directly loiuurn-
iik Krutice.
HIIMIA OIIIH III II lOTVKi:
III. I I 4.i: ON Mill's
Vera I'l l'. April Ju All Vineii. .111
uni 1 -I In - r toiiiun women haf heeti
isked hv C.u.Mil I ',,11.1, In to take e-
iiiKe on v,'Sf.-is now 111 the hai-lior.
pl-eferahlv on hoerd Ihe Mexico of
Hie Ward line and the l.spc raiixn.
which have Lien chart. -led hy the
I'nil-d States nav v
.Ii UN T Ht NI N Y
HOVItll t.i Is rtM.l-.Tlir.lt
W. isliinali.il. Apill 211 - The joint
1 tin ami navy hoard, headed Ly A l
um. il liew.-y. toilav hi Ul .'.a first ses
sion in many niintha It discussed
plans for co-nperalion of tin aiinv
and navy In case it hccoirca ne'ea-
sarv tn adopt mrnaiirea in Mexico.
Major liein-r.il Wood, thief of at-if.
ml Major H111ei.1l ot herspooii.
aiatant chief, atteiided thu meeting.
VVAfllt MM II 411 liTKHKIt
roit 1 m: ok hi 1 1 1.1 i
Wahiiis-toti. Apiil ill. The navy
depar men' today r hnrteied the Ward
liner il.-vlcn now In Mexican null
waters, fur a refugee ship at Tainpno
The war department took option on
several ships to he uacd ua Irauapnria.
in I ii.s oi I'Ikm.hwi m:
i'iti:i'iti.H wiih ui:
Washington. April 2o. The Mexi
can cnaia toilay awaited I'reanletit
S ilami a prea. nlallon of the aitualiou
to coligless.
Nu futt her wold had tome from
llmila iiinl ulllciala said imlhing I n'
a iiiliiplele lomplialue with rill thu
Vnii-ri ail demunda i mi III prevent
I'lesldeiil Wilson fiiim appealing he
fore a joint session id Hie hnuae alull
aenate. priihahly uhniit 2 ! ni., ami ;
inking fur ainhurilv to use the uimyi
and iiuvv In iiphnl. I Ihe honor und i
dignity ul tin nation
The president returned to Washing
ton from While Sulphur epruigs al
; 4:. o'clock und went al inns lu the
White House lur a conference wllh
Secretary llryan This preceded a
special euhlnet meeting i ailed for
lu 30 o'clock
J'tfsidciit Wilson l.sd outlined hi
IncpHjie InM inuht vhilc Ii iv.'linir.
and after koIhk over .1 fir-t ill ift with
the aei retnry ul atnte aiil.iniiteil it lo
the i ni. nu t.
Houae and a.-nite lemlera were
early ut the White llmno l,, Irani the
detnlla nf Ihe l - ni. il a plana so
that they mUhl prepare the in 'eaaary
resolution pultiiiK i iiiKti'K, a-piinlv
hehuid the i --.t..-tit and mvlnic him
full utithoiuv to act. While the
prcaidciu a plana were ii.. nifh hilly
dlecloaed, it was i om eih-.l In ulllrlnl
( Ireha that he .... 1 1 1 nk i ..uKieaa to
siithorla.e w hat are know n in Intel -tllltloll.il
law a ' nn a-ullca almtt i t
war." while not hemi a ilcclarat i.-n of
Wat on the art nl the I'luted S'.'ltea
miirht ao 1 natiniil l.v llinri i
Ac onlin to hot Informed uf thin Is
tlu ae Would i ntirl'-l nf
I Seiiin nf the pi. iin i.f Tampl o
and Vera Criu
Seirme of the M1X1 an giinhoata
III (hope Mlltera
I! S.i.in.' of llm rallrourl from
Vera Crux in I In- Mexican capital, to
a point lu. I . i 1 1 iiu a In -He twenty
null', wet nf Vim Cvux, to prevent
the route tn the Mexican capital he
Inn hloiked.
4 I'rol.al.h a icipieat f..r a ape
cial fl ppropl nit ion tn iiirrv out these
measure".
Thia latter point. In
definite early toilav.
i iim a ii li . ii ii 1 1 that
Leonard Wood. cMef
wever. waa not
Seintary Hal
Ma.ior c.em ral
nf ataff of ihe
iirmv-, wniild I'liiniiinnil the Am.-iienn
fones. ahoiild it finally hoi nine iu-ri -Sary
to use I hem.
In the naval ("-lahllahinent every.
tllllm Waa ill pl-i pnleilneaa for n- lion
Kl'W olilela relll.lllle.l to lie Klvcll
Peir.-taiy li.niicla was eailv at hi"
(leak, acatinluir over nkuht leporia of
the movem.'tita oi the hir fleets
alenlnltlK to lioth n .inU I.f Mexico.
Hear Ailmir.'il HiiiIkci-'m ahlpa will
he ut Tampl'-n early Wednead.iy, ne
cnrdinir tn luteal calculnlloua
While I'reaidenl Wllami a iilliiiiatuin
to the .11. till.. r expired i l n'clia W
last niKht. there waa no douht here
that should lluefla recede cmnpletely
h..fore i-onur. as a ut horl?.ea I'reaidenl
Wllaon lo ni t hlaai uuleai a'i e would j
he nccepted. Thia in effect extends,
the tiltimaliim until 3 .relink thia
afternoon Nn further nenotlatloiia.
parleys and counter propoalt Ions will
he cntiaiilered. however. The Wuah
Inulon Koverniiient reenrda the illplo
tniitli' altiiatioti aa closed
Secretin-) llryan left hia early con
ference with tha president savlna the
sltiintion waa iiuchanKed: that tin new
llHImtihea had heen received and
that nolhinu hut il cnmplete Inn k
down hy Huertii couhl atop the Wash
ington iiov ernmeiit'a plan of action.
The nttitiide nf Carranan and Vllln.
I ailern nf the i nntltiiil..nnlit, tho
aecretat)- said he considered very
favoraliW. and dol mil expect liny
coinpllcnlliiK ih'v elopinenta from th
phase of the sltiintion.
Hei relarv liarrlson said no nrder
had he.-n Waned for any movement
nf troops. Ct.-iieral ood'a four-year
detail aa chief i.r ataff nf the nrmv
will expire next Wedmailav. He
plol.at.ly will leave Imme.lintelv for
Texas (My. where the s.'cnml iirmv
(llvialon haa I., en mohillieil l "t th"
last fourteen months A -cording t"
nflh -In I advli-ea Amei leans In Mexico
already are lieKlntiltiK to leave. ( )f
llciala llllderstnnd that hunilreils of
A met i, nun left M. xli i city eater(lny
for Vera Cruz.
The state department, throimh Mr
o'ShiiiiRhness) ami I direct mes-niui-a
rioiii .Mr. Ilrvan tn American
coiisiiN Hiro-iLihoiit .Mexico, haa warn
ed all AmericaiiM to eav,-.
S'ich protection ua the I'lillcd
Stalea li.ks iimli rlaki n In exiemi t"
forelStiera will llol he u fl . I il. ,1 nc
cnrillnu to the present plllpoac. Tile
diploinutic I.imU in Waslnlu'toii hn"
learned thai the t'nited Stalin will
coiitinue i.i look after fort K uers in
floltlll'lll Mix !l the I 'nlialltlltloll-
nlista' rone where f..i.i.:n ki.v.iii
menla Iiiiv in. oiiaular i.preseiita
tivea: in the federal territory those
K'.v el'liinellls w ill continue to look
lifter their own t.n i'.h I s.
Chainnaii l-'looil of the In. lis. f..r-
t-IKx affaiis cm ti. .-. and l; pre-
sinitalive Cooper, tin- rankina I : i i' ' -II.
an. with Acting i hail in in Shively
of the senate (niriuii relntiona ni'-l
Senator l.oilin. Hi. ranking l; pu ill
can, coi.reir.il with the preaident
nulll nll.-r J n'cloi k nn the icsolll
tioli coliuresa will he asked to pass
M lllMi
UM niibiiix
m:nv nut iusimss
Ti x . April 211 -The H. c
.11 of the 1'nileil States
II
ntnl
erui
lav
IISl Oil
ill! IS .
.. lu r.
hewn ti
on a piactiie march, to-
a hul l led lln.v . 111. tit I'll. S
itv ami Oalveslon on nr-
lo T
xaa
iters I
01 lol
The
11 i cil Ii ..111 .I' lniiKioti at 3
th s hi. . n 1 11K
Cilth In ik. iih- of the il. vision
e us
Hir
i hn
In r.
iiilIi
rushed iiln..ird troop trains I. it
reiiiiunder of the aiinv unit,
h LrnuKht ncurlv tooiiu nn it
vvna ordered lo milk" tin alxtv
- I..n k to the conai on loot
Clans we
to Ki. ill
vi .is aa il
1 . civ eil.
I fl h 1.1
tea.lv f"
T 11. -.-.ila v
1. la
...ml
1 f..r tin- l-'ifth hiiKiide
transporta. altlioiiuh i
llo snilillR
Tin- ' ' .1
orders had heen
vv as to ha vi. t In
., rlv ', '" no 'i
Vera Crun Iv
1111I.1 I .iik: I..
a.i'luiK I"
inollnllK HI
1 use a 1 ri .1 -p
movement should he ordered
The S ml division, which has
lei 11 Kt iiuiu 111 Texaa City and
tialveston for a )car, had mar. In d to
lloiialoii tn remain until th I'l'iLI.e
I I the Week The Soldiers V I I e t-i
have paraded in the local relet. ration
April 21. "I the hnttlc of Sun Jacinto.
hi 11 Texas won Independence from
Mexico Their march here from the
I I . SI -. k Indicated Hie me 1
are hardv, no case of aetioiia tllneaa
uppcariiiK In Ihe Lig command
, The ruth hr a nlc hi. u retiMi-
il to tinlv. stoti tic It iln unite;' tl,.
pens iilreuily vvoiked out for troop
no 1. un lit Ly sea, would he ill. l ot
10 m, ul.... ml ir.111", .ris unleaa th"
1 i,t.ls f..r m Li 1 k at ion should l" '
ilv soiiu- change in the pro-ram lie
I'.ivl.khl ihe I'lflh was hoard IW '
it. mis T.i -iik ninv nn :u ih- I
up. d the fact that 1 11c trams in t in
'up iVupi f"i the honking nn the en-
aavai snaaaiaiiiii t m
T full valof f.'f
" L ia.il Ini
ruM valof
I L ia.il
ina in
aa aiav nt.
al -o.a ur,
r-ftutXTf) fltld a(fl
i f. fim f
tt ilytkt ul tVtafniuitti 9
Vpfvttfct Wt.t(U 11 lawn-.
sinc.kii cir;it 1x1.
I0T U. 4iU hU
a, m a. It. ill I.e. n In M tn ri idiiic-.'t for
Just an. Ii i.r, I' ra
The I ifth hr-g-ide rmn,rli llm
Tourih Seveinh. Vn'h ntnl Twnety.
U'hth iiifanir. ind la in oiinni idi ,.f
('o!o ml liiiin.l I'i'intiian. let station
Ir at I'ott t'roik'H (i. lv.sl.n. wh.Li
the ! 111. till. h i i.r the r.ccoti.1 d v au.ii
ia ' ii i n.nl at Ti xaa 1 M y.
General l'redi'riik ri.nstnn com
tiiamlill.' the ilix is.on ri ( llln.-.l to
hia tn-ailouarti ra 111 Tex is City In
adv . tn e ni the army.
II I N II VM MIt:Ni.l lis. I'lnme ;i.
ASEBALL
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HARLEY DAVIDSON
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